U.S. Military Boat Strikes Kill 14 in Drug War Escalation
The U.S. military killed 14 suspected drug smugglers in three boat strikes in international waters, raising legal and strategic concerns amid a growing military presence in Latin America.
The U.S. military killed 14 suspected drug smugglers in three boat strikes in international waters, raising legal and strategic concerns amid a growing military presence in Latin America.
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